Broadway performers may put on costumes eight times a week for their jobs, but that didn't stop many of them from going all out for Halloween this year. 

Take a look below at some of our favorite Broadway stars turning up and turning out for All Hallow's Eve. 

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Kristin Chenoweth became the greatest companion as M3gan, complete with scarily accurate dance moves.

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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child's Kiaya Scott went to the dark side as Princess Morbucks from The Power Girls.

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Former Elphaba Hannah Cruz traded green for pink as one half of the summer movie event Barbenheimer.

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The always socially relevant Amber Ardolino threatened to eat your soul as Jennifer's Body Snowflake Queen.

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& Juliet's Matt Raffy said, "It's gonna be Lara Croft."

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Andrew Rannells and Josh Gad turned the Gutenberg! The Musical! dressing room into the set of Mommie Dearest. (Somebody check on Josh.)

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The whole Here Lies Love cast got in on the Halloween action, especially DJ Moses Villarama who stole one of the Dovie Beams costumes from the rack backstage. 

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Moulin Rouge's Courtney Reed and partner Nick Pflederer tossed the "Elephant Love Medley" to the side to recreate Pulp Fiction's legendary dance scene. 

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Yani Marin's got more than just killer dance moves...she's got killer rabbit incisors. 

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Comedian Mike Birbiglia gave us a clue to his costume in the caption...Colonel Mustard Stains.

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Mars Storm Rucker served set, sass, and NAILS as a vampire bride. 

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Johnny Berchtold and partner Casey Bailey got super specific, recreating a photo of Michael Cera, Snookie, and slice of mushroom pizza. 

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Robyn Harder as Poison Ivy even brought her own Batman backup dancers trick-or-treating.

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Josh Groban and Natalie McQueen (and their little dog, too!) opted for matching Mickey pi's and a night in.

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Anika Noni Rose and Jason Dirden switched up the couples costume game by pairing the Bride of Frankenstein with her "side piece" Gomez.

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Shereen Pimentel embodied Sexy Kylo Ren. 

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Lin-Manuel Miranda really hit the heights as Juan Luis Guerra's Bachata Rosa album cover. 

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Annaleigh Ashford, Annaleigh Ashford, Annaleigh Ashford and family had a little fun as the ghost with the most: Beetlejuice.